Nice to see that SymbOS eventually start to have more serious software. This is for sure a great benefit for this OS and will in addition also push its reputation. To follow the way of having more serious software is imho the good one. So good luck and new serious software, I see you are advancing in great steps! :) :) :)
As a source of motivation and what could be done I do suggest this link here about comprehensive serious software for CPC in 2024:
https://www.cpcwiki.eu/index.php/On_File
It shall be a source of inspiration an motivation. :) :) :)
Thinly veiled promotion and weirdly of topic in the original thread as it did not include any arguments or pointers whatsoever.. Feel free to discuss it here in its own thread.
Quote from: GUNHED on 16:48, 17 June 24Nice to see that SymbOS eventually start to have more serious software.
Yeah, something we have yet to see from other "operating systems" for the CPC.
Quote from: BSC on 17:48, 17 June 24Quote from: GUNHED on 16:48, 17 June 24Nice to see that SymbOS eventually start to have more serious software.
Yeah, something we have yet to see from other "operating systems" for the CPC.
Which one?
Quote from: Gryzor on 17:44, 17 June 24Thinly veiled promotion and weirdly of topic in the original thread as it did not include any arguments or pointers whatsoever.. Feel free to discuss it here in its own thread.
Actually both applications are data management systems. The third one to be of interest is the well know Multiplan (even a look at dBase II 2.5.1 is of interest).
Promotion? Yes, I got paid $1000 for posting the link. ;D :)